Friday 1st August - Wednesday 3rd September "LED ZEPPELIN MEMORABILIA EXHIBITION"
(Library - Knebworth House)

Open daily 12.00noon - 5.00pm (last tour 4.00pm)

Led Zeppelin's music has impacted the lives of people of all ages from all over the world, and this exhibit provides a chance to share in the memories other fans have of the band by seeing memorabilia they have held over the years: Items such as tickets, programmes, posters, handbills, clothing, badges, albums and photographs. With proceeds going to The ABC Trust, the exhibit is our way of thanking the four men that have given us all so much over the 40 years we have rejoiced in their amazing music.

OK, the most current rumor floating around about Zep is 3 nights at the Garden in September.  Having no special info to confirm this,..... well, it seems plausible....and, I did say hi to Ron Delsener who was at the London reunion.....

First though, all the dates for this Robert Plant - Alison Krauss tour have not been rolled out yet. (You know about this, right? She is a multi-Grammy award winning bluegrass artist, and she and Plant have a Grammy-nominated album called 'Raising Sand.') So far, they have a few dates in the US in April, and then they do a month in Europe. But then there are some more US dates supposedly to be announced for the US in July.

In recent articles and interviews with Jimmy Page, he gives the impression that Zeppelin would understandably be considered his life's work.

In a November MSN interview with Plant and Krauss, Plant was asked about the Zep reunion, and Krauss took the wheel, saying:  "I'll answer for him. He's very complimented by how happy everybody is that they're playing together, he's thrilled about the reason they're playing together, and he's looking forward to celebrating the success that Led Zeppelin had and the mark on history that they made."

So, since she's driving, hopefully she'll let him have a little vacation in August so Zep can play in September.........!